What if the Internet suddenly vanished? Want to be a hero, like Kevin Costner, and bring the Before-Times Wordle to the people wherever you roam? Now you can carry a tiny server in your pocket and bring a web page to the people wherever you are, even if the entire Internet is down!
The ESP32-S2 Feather TFT Web Server can provide a web page to be shared over a local WiFi network or even ad hoc if no network is present. You can serve up the preserved Wordle or any other page you like.
The ESP32-S2 has built in 1MB of storage and USB disk drive access so you can just drag and drop the ‘website’ right onto the drive for serving – no SD card or special uploader tool required
Add a small battery, switch, and 3D printed case and you’re ready to save the day.
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